Part 1: Setting the Stage If you are following along, this is our second question to help set the stage in our 5-part series, where we’ll answer common questions about AI’s effect on networks. Watch as I discusss AI’s role in real-world environments where network and security teams must assume they will immediately be under […]
Part 1: Setting the Stage Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents both challenges and advantages for businesses, as hackers exploit vulnerabilities faster than ever. At the same time, AI strengthens network cyber resilience by improving response times, resource use, reducing alert fatigue, and allowing for more focused remediation. The fast rise of AI has sparked excitement and
G2 has published its Spring 2026 Grid® Report for Network Automation Tools, recognizing BackBox as both a Leader and High Performer. Growing recognition reflects the increased demand for scalable, simple network automation that reduces manual work without increasing complexity. In this report, BackBox is rated: 96% Meets Requirements 96% Ease of Doing Business With 95%
BackBox Recognized as a High Performer in G2 Winter 2026 Report for Network Automation Tools G2 has released its Winter 2026 Grid® Report for Network Automation Tools, and once again, BackBox has been recognized as a High Performer. The recognition reflects a continued shift in the industry: network automation platforms must be simple to adopt,
Responsible AI is the Future of Network Automation Originally published in VMblog.com on November 24, 2025 BackBox CEO Rekha Shenoy joined other industry executives and experts to share their predictions for 2026 in VMblog’s 18th annual 2026 Modern Data Center Technology Prediction Series. Here she discusses how AI has transformed from an experimental technology into
Ownership and maintenance usually go together. When you own something, you’re generally responsible for taking care of it. I initially thought this principle would apply in network infrastructure discussions but soon realized that it was not so simple. Setting Context Around Cybersecurity Risk The context I’m referring to is the cybersecurity risk related to network
Originally published in Cybersecurity Insiders, on October 28, 2025 In today’s enterprise, the boundaries between network and security operations have become increasingly blurred. The emergence of hybrid and multi-cloud architectures has produced a complex digital environment that is challenging to manage effectively from a single perspective. For too long, network and security teams have worked
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undergone significant evolution over the years, presenting both exciting opportunities and unique challenges for businesses. Cybercriminals can now identify vulnerabilities in record time — within days, rather than months or years — creating a pressing need for enhanced defenses. Fortunately, AI has emerged as a powerful ally in bolstering network cyber
F5 has issued a significant security advisory and released updates for BIG-IP, F5OS, BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes, BIG-IQ, and APM clients. These updates address risks from nation-state threat actors that broke into F5’s systems and stole files containing some of BIG-IP’s source code and information related to undisclosed vulnerabilities in the product. Underscoring the urgency,
The odds of your network and security devices being disrupted by breaches are increasing. Threat actors exploit known vulnerabilities in devices such as firewalls and routers because they are prime targets for data gathering and cyber espionage, where bad actors can sit undetected for extended periods. And since 25% of network vulnerabilities remain unpatched for over one year, they